When the grub menu comes up hit advanced options and then e to edit the menu of the newest kernel and backspace out the quiet splash options and hit F10. Watch the processes for failures as the machine attempts to boot. If its too fast open a terminal once booted and enter:
journalctl -b0 SYSLOG_PID=1
With this command you can take a guess which boot was the last successful one by changing the -b qualifier to any number 0 being the current boot, the higher the number the farther back and you won't have to show them all. I think the PID number for the DE is 5 but I may be wrong. 1 is the PID number for initrd.
TC
journalctl -b0 SYSLOG_PID=1
With this command you can take a guess which boot was the last successful one by changing the -b qualifier to any number 0 being the current boot, the higher the number the farther back and you won't have to show them all. I think the PID number for the DE is 5 but I may be wrong. 1 is the PID number for initrd.
TC
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